Agriculture Agronomy

Associate of Applied Science (A.A.S.)

Turn your passion for agriculture into a career in agronomy! Agronomists combine agricultural science, innovative technology, and sustainable farming practices to improve crop production, protect soil health, and strengthen food security. Our Agronomy Transfer Program builds a strong foundation in plant science, soil science, and general education courses while preparing you to transfer to a four-year university. Explore how to become an agronomist and take the first step toward a rewarding career in modern agriculture.

Apply To Agriculture Agronomy

Ask Us A Question!

What Does an Agronomy Professional Do?

Monitor crops, soil and growing conditions
Use technology to improve crop production
Analyze soil and plant health
Manage agricultural data and equipment
Help develop efficient farming practices
Crop production training

Where Do Agronomy Professionals Work?

Farms and agricultural operations
Seed and fertilizer companies
Agricultural equipment dealerships
Agribusinesses
Research and testing facilities
Golf courses and athletic facilities

Job Outlook

$49,630
median annual salary for agricultural technicians

5%
projected growth through 2035

$0
zero tuition possible with Last Dollar Scholarship

Learn More About the Program

Talk to Admissions

View the Program Curriculum

View the Program Manual

Location: Centerville Campus

Total Cost: $17,035

Entry Term: All Terms

Length: 7 Terms or 21 Months

Landscape & Turfgrass Focus

Manage greenhouse crops and athletic facilities through course curriculum.
Operate and maintain a wide variety of state-of-the-art equipment.
Pursue internships in individual field of interest.

Precision Ag Focus

Manage the college crop production plots through course curriculum.
Work in a growing field with an ever expanding technological footprint.
Apply knowledge to all areas of agriculture.

“The Indian Hills Agriculture Program was one of the best experiences of my life. The instructors were wonderful, and go above and beyond for their students. The farm is awesome and my favorite part of the classes were working with he cattle.”
Eulando Gardener, Agriculture

Ready to Get Started? Apply to Agriculture Agronomy

Frequently Asked Questions

In-state tuition: $228 per credit hour
Out-of-state tuition: $255 per credit hour
Your total bill will be based on the number of credit hours for which you are enrolled. Some programs of study will require you to purchase a uniform, books, tools, or other items, and it is important to budget for these costs as well.
For more information on the Cost of Attendance, please visit our Financial Aid page.

Yes, we have five residence halls including apartment-style and traditional style dorms.

Indian Hills has articulation agreements and transfer plans with many four-year colleges and universities. However, not all credits are guaranteed to transfer because of differences in programs and requirements among various institutions. An Academic Advisor will also assist you in your future academic plans.

The first step in order to receive financial aid is to complete the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA). Complete and submit the FAFSA online. It is important to file the FAFSA as soon after October 1st as possible to ensure you receive priority processing.

Our school code is 008298.

Most degrees at Indian Hills can be completed in approximately 2 years depending on program and individual circumstances such as transfer credits and time away from school.

View detailed program curriculum in our College Catalog.